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Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
Lifestyle
Sarah Lumley

Smoking singletons three times more likely to 'be left on the shelf' than non-smokers

Smoking singletons are three times more likely to be “left on the shelf” than their non-smoking counterparts, according to research.

A study of 2,000 non-smokers found 38% of online daters would swipe left to reject a would-be love interest if they were seen smoking or vaping in their profiles.

More men admitted to swiping left on women seen smoking cigarettes on their profiles (42% compared to 36%), and also when they were visibly vaping (38% vs 33%).

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